The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

This file includes letters to Jock Watt from Speedway riders, including Roy Bester, Harold Fairhurst and Eric ‘Bluey’ Scott, as well as a letter from the Association of Speedway Writers.

Includes notes relating to Gordon McGregor and the Edinburgh Monarchs.

Includes notes relating to Harold Fairhurst, Tommy Miller and Burney Parrott of Tennesse.

Includes notes relating to Frank Ray, Jack Jones and Motherwell.

Includes notes relating to Edinburgh Monarchs and Leicester, and with a press cutting relating to Freddie Lang.

Includes notes relating to Wilf Jay, Jeff Crawford,Frank Varey and Edinburgh, Motherwell and Lanarkshire clubs.

Includes notes relating to Meadowbank, Alec Campbell and Ernie Hogg.

Includes notes relating to Edinburgh Monarchs.

Including notes relating to Dick Campbell, Don Cuppleditch, the Edinburgh MOnarchs, meeets at Motherwell and some notes about Socttish football teams and players.

Includes notes relating to Roy Bester.

Mostly containing results of Speedway meets, wiht some notes relating to football.

Inlucdes notes relating to the Edinburgh Monarchs, Glasgow Tigers, Dick Campbell, Tommy Miller and Jimmy Cox.

Includes notes relating to Harry Darling, Dick Campbell, Barry Briggs and Don Cuppleditch.

Includes notes relating to Clem Mitchell, Henry Andersen and Jack Young.

Includes notes relating to Frank Varey, Jock Scott and Bob Mark.

Includes notes relating to Larry Lazarus, Wilf Jay, the Edinburgh Monarchs and Poole.

Includes notes relating to George MacPherson and Ron Phillips, with some notes relating to boxing matches.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.

The notebooks here were used by Watt to record Speedway meets, results and interviews with Speedway riders. The Edinburgh Monarchs feature heavily in many of the volumes. Although they are mostly undated, the notebooks are likely to date from the 1950s.

While the notes mainly focus on Speedway, there are notes in some of the volumes relating to other sports, including football and boxing.